Biblical giving as an act of worship and gratitude — proportionate, willing, and joyful, not a legalistic obligation.
Giving is presented in the New Testament as a regular act of worship rooted in gratitude and proportionate to what God has provided, distinct from a fixed legalistic tithe. This guide covers what Scripture actually teaches about giving and broader financial stewardship as a Christian.
Inside: the New Testament pattern for giving and why it differs from Old Testament tithing, giving as worship rather than obligation, broader financial stewardship as a reflection of Christian priorities, and teaching stewardship to the next generation in the home. A natural companion to the Family Finances series in Home & Family for households wanting both angles.
Includes 6 fill-in worksheets and self-assessments (print version), AI-powered prompts at the end of every chapter, and clickable links to Claude and ChatGPT in the digital version. Available in print (8.5×11, binder-ready) and digital (6×9, phone-optimized) formats. Instant download after purchase.
Biblical giving as an act of worship and gratitude — proportionate, willing, and joyful, not a legalistic obligation.